Monday, December 16, 2019

Concerning Gay Jesus, Bishop Denounces Netflix as ‘Blasphemous’




The Catholic Tyler, Texas bishop denounced the streaming giant Netflix as blasphemous over its launch of a special entitled First Temptation of Christ that portrays the Son of God as gay.

According to Bishop Joseph Strickland, respect is the last thing that Netflix is considering, every Christian must denounce this movie, it’s blasphemy against Jesus who suffered and even died for all who deny that He’s Lord of our Universe.

The bishops added on Twitter that he cancelled Netflix and that he hardly has time to view it anyway, yet blasphemers do not deserve a dime of our support!

The bishop additionally agreed on Twitter over a message from the “Dear America Podcast” host who also condemned the movie, argued that ‘Jesus is not a ‘woke’ culture experiment to convince young folks that biblical teachings are ‘debatable’!’

Strickland isn’t alone in his anger against the streaming giant over its special launched in Brazil as A Primeira Tentaçao de Cristo, depicting the Virgin Mary as a pot smoker and Christ in a gay relationship.

Recently, the bishops conference in Brazil came out with a statement that condemned the film, stating that ‘in the name of artistic creativity, as well as freedom of expression, it profoundly assaults the faith of Christians.’

While knowing that we exist in a pluralistic society and not all people share the same beliefs, the bishops called for respect of individual’s beliefs as ‘a democratic and ethical requirement.’

More than a million people worldwide already have signed a petition that demanded the removal of the offensive Christmas special and called for a boycott of Netflix.



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